Pneugraph
Sensorless drive-over tire pressure monitoring for fleet operators using an AI-analyzed sensing plate
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Pneugraph
Pneugraph provides a drive-over tire pressure monitoring system that uses a ground sensing plate and AI analysis to report tire pressure, detect worn tires and analyze load distribution, without tire-mounted sensors.
It also offers wireless, batteryless RFID measurement systems for industrial and transportation applications. The company is based in Nice, France, and was founded in 2022.
Product: A sensorless drive-over tire pressure monitoring system and wireless, batteryless RFID measurement systems.
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